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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
non Carlos at Panama.

New YORK, May 26.-Private dis
patches received here from Panama
state that Don Carlos, of Spain, has ar
rived there from France. 1t is his in
tention to make an extended tour
through South America before bis re-
turn. The sensational story published
few days ago about a conspiracy to set
him upon the throne of Mexico proba-
bly, had its origin in the fact of his pres
ence in Panama.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Baseball.

CINCINNATI, May 26.-Cincinnati 6
Athlete 8.
WAsHINGToN. May 26.-Game called.
Fourth inning. Rain.
New YORK, May 26.-New York, Z,
Detroit 6.
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-Louiseille 27,
Brooklyn 8.
ST. LOUIS, May 26.--St. Louis IL,
Metropolitans 5.
BosToN, May 26.--Boston L, Chicago 3.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Indianapo-
lis 7, Philadelphia 8.
CLEVELAND, May 26.-Rain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
EXPLOSION OF POWDER POOL.
The Pool of the Five Pacific
COast COmpanies busted.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-The CON-
bination which has long existed between
the five powder companies on this coast,
being the California, Giant, Safety Nj.
tro, California vignit and Vulcan pow.
der companies, has been broken, and
the prices of explosives have in conse-
quence been reduced 30 per cent. The
disruption was caused by the Safety
Nitro demanding larger percentage of
profits in the pool than the other COM
panies were willing to grant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
THE HONG DI CASE.
Eye. witness TO a Compromising
POsish I'm n Hay Now.

SACRAMENTO, May 26.-F. A. Bee re.
turned from Oroville this morning,
where he went to see Hong Di. The
prisoner stoutly adhered to the story
that he saw Weaver and Mrs. Billion in
a compromising position in the hay
NOV. He also said that last Christmas
he saw Weaver and Mrs. Billion hug.
ping on the porch at the ranch residence
Hong Di said Billion was seldom at
home. Weaver escorted Mrs. Billion to
church and on shopping excursions to
town. The Chinaman says he fired
three shots, all of them intended for
Weaver. He says the killing of the
woman was accidental. The Sheriff
took the Chinaman to Colusa last night.
Consul Bee thinks there will be no
trouble.
NOT ALLOWED TO TALK.
A Colusa special to the Bee says the
Sheriff arrived there with the Chinaman
at 500 P. NJ. Hong Di is in good health
and spirits. The examination will take
place in Colusa as soon as possible. The
Under Sheriff allowed several newspa-
per reporters to enter the Jail and see
the prisoner, but no one was allowed to
talk to him.
WATCHING OUT FOR HONG DI.
CoLUsA, CAL, May 26.-Sheriff Bev.
lille and Under Sheriff Stanton, arrived
here at $3.50 this morning with Hong Dl,
the murderer of Mrs. Billion. They left
Oroville at 1890 last night. On being
interviewed, Mr.. Stanton said there was
some fears of violence, owing to the
large crowd gathered aronnd the jail
at Orovile. la the latter part OF the
evening it was dispersed, however
when a report was circulated that the
party would not start until the nex'
morning. At the time mentioned 0
buggy drove up to q side door of thu
iail and Sheriffs Belville and Stanton
with their prisoner, got in and started
for Coluse.
There had been such demand to SCI
the Chinaman that afternoon, Sherif
Bevllle permitted the public to fill
through the corridor of the Jail past hi
cell. Hong Di stood at the grating ant
stolidly watched the procession. Tn
Chinese soon learned that their ccun
tryman was in trouble, and IN the latte
mart of the afternoon the courthous
ward looked like branch of China
town.
Several kilograms come from Orlan
to-day, asking whether for certaint
Hong Di had arrived here. On wor
beng returned to them, asking thei
reasons for asking the question, re
ply came: "We will see you later" 1t
Thought by some that a crowd will com
down from the Northern part OF thi
county and attempt to lynch the Chint
man,
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Going for Jay Gould.

New YORK, May 26 --Wm. A. De-
laney, who represents in New York, Ger.
tain foreign bondholders of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad before it was gobbled
up by Jay Gould, Russell Sage and 9TH
ers. said to day that he would commence
an action against these parties as soon as
the necessary parties arrive from Amster.
dam, Holland, and that the amount OF
the suit would be close on to three mil.
lion dollars George Gould and Russell
Sage to-day refused to speak on the sub
iect.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
LO! THE INDIAN.
Is Accused of the Murders at
Ilwac0.

ASTORIA, May 26.-It is now reported
that the shooting OF Ross at Ilwaco was
done by an Indian who was stationed
to guard the traps, and who did not rec.
ognize Ross and his companions. Every
thing appears quiet at Ilwaco now.
Major Jones, of the United States En-.
gineers, will probably make an examina-
ton of the traps and report III regard to
the facts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Fire i'm san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, May 26l-A midnight
fire broke out in the rear of HI. Granz
& Co.'s furniture factory, a large three.
story frame building at 6l7 Bryant,
between Fifth and Sixth streets. The
place was soon a mass of flames. The
latter spread to the engine building
and marble yards of j. Il F. Kessler,
and saloon in the rear. All these
structures by 80 A. NJ. were completely
destroyed. The entire loss is estimated
at 500, 900, on which there was small
insurance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Enforcing the Quarantine.

WAsHINGToN, May 26.-The Commits.
sioner of Agriculture has declared a
rigid quarantine against Cook county,
Illinois; the counties of Baltimore,
Howard, Carroll and Prince George. in
Maryland; Westchester, N. Y; Rich
mond, Kings, Queen and Suffolk coun-
ties in New York, and all the other
States and Territories; aud all warnings
will be given to the railroads against
any breach of quarantine. Rewards
have been offered for information lead
ing to detection of any violation OF
the quarantine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
The Usual Killing.

SALT LAKE, May 26.--John s. Jones
and Milner went to McGalligher's store
at Nanti, Utah, and got into quarrel
about a sack that Miner had left at the
store, which could not be found. Nc
Gallagher went behind the counter and
loaded a shot gun and shot it into the
side of Jones' face sideways. The VIC
tim falling to the floor died without
groan.
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RISE IN SUGAR.
Reduced Freight Rate i'm Wool
over Canadian Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-The Cali
fornia Sugar Refinery to day advanced
the price of all grades of sugar ! per
cent. The American Sugar Refinery
met the advance this evening. The
Canada Pacific has reduced the rate of
transportation on CREASED wool to 81 per
hundred. The Southern rate is 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Cholera I'm Buenos Ayres.

PHILADELPHIA. May 26.-Chef Officer
Gay, of the bark Mcleod, of st. John,
N. B., which arrived here to-day from
Buenos Ayres. tells frightful story of
deaths from cholera in that portion of
the Argentine Republic. He says that
while his vessel was lying in the harbor
of Buenos Ayres the people were dying
off like sheep, and the disease seemed
to spread like @ildfire. No idea could
be formed by the chief officer of the
number of cases, or deaths occurring
daily,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
GEN. sTEEDMAN,s STATUE.
lt is Unveiled by His Grand-
daughaer-Old Comrades.

TOLEDO, May 26.-Fully 10000 per-
sons were in the city to-day to attend
the dedication of the statue of General
James R. Steedman. 1t included a
great number of his old comrades in
arms. The oration was delivered by
Governor Smith of Illinois. The unveIl.
ing was done by a granddaughter of
General Steedman. Governor Foraker
acted as President of the day. Governor
Luce of Michigan and staff were among
the visitors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Presidential Party Gone.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Presi-
dent accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland
and Colonel and Mrs. Lamont, will leave
Washington at 4 o'clock this afternoon
for a ten days visit to Saranac Lake.
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THIRD RACE.

In the third race, one and one.six-
teenth of mile, the winner was Glen
mound; second Suitor; third AL Reed
Time, l sol. There were eleven start.
ers, with Sunbeam as the favorite.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Hot After B0uIaugcr.

PARIS, May 26.-Freycinet has in
formed President Grevy that he cannot
form Cabinet. The Presidents three
Republican groups have urged President
Grevy to remove General Boulanger
from office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
NOT WELL WITH THE PRINCE.
The Old Thing May Return
Again in n Worse Form.

Again in a Worse Form.
BERLIN, May 26.-Reiehst Anzeiger
gives the following account of Prince
Frederick Williams illness: DIR. Mac
Kenzie operated with larypgeal for.
ceps, and successfully removed all the
foreign growth from the Princes throat,
but the Prince remains liable to re-
lapse from the return of the tumor in
worse form,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
ycluow Fever Increasing.

KEY WEST, Fla, May 26.-The ex.
citement occasoned here few days
ago by the appearance of yellow fever,
is revived by the death of several cigar
makers. There has been four cases and
three deaths so far.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
ROLLING ALONG.

New YORK, May 26.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland and party arrived
at the Pennsylvania depot in excellent
health and spirits, shortly after nine
o'clock to night, and, without alighting
from the car, whirled away over the
Susquehanna road towards Albany.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
WRIGHT IRRIGATION BILL.
TuIare Proposes TO Apply it 10
irrigation.

TRAvER, Cal, May 26.-T. j. Nc.
Quiddy, of Hanford, and E. T. Cooper,
of Tulare City, addressed the citizens of
Traver this afternoon upon the Issues of
the Wright Irrigation bill. Great inter-
est was manifested and committee of
five, namely: P. Y. Baker, John 7. Nc
Quiddy, A. E. McLanahan. Fl. f. Gill
bert and John Dawson, were appointed
to meet at the general county convention
to be held in Visalia on Tuesday, for the
purpose of taking active steps towards
the forming of one or more irrigation
districts in this county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
PREs.DENT.S MOVEMENTS.
He will be at Home with Hill
on His RETURN.

TROY, May 36.-A special dispatch
from Albany states that President
Cleveland and wife will be the guests of
Governor Hill at the executive mansion
in Albany on their return from their
trip to the Adirondacks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Assistant Register Treasury APP
pointed.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The President
has appointed L. w. Reed, of Virginia,
as Assistant Register of the Treasury.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
A Belgium order.

BRUSSELS, May 26.-The Public Pros.
ecutor has ordered the enforcement of
the law against the sale OF arms, with
view of checking the trade outrages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
with speed from sitka.

TACOMA, w. T., May 2S.-The
steamer Olympian arrived here tonight,
seyenty.four hours from Sitka, the
fastest time on record.
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O,IsikiEN AT ALBANY.
He Addresses the New York
Legislature.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 26.-Editor Will
liam O'Brien and party arrived here this
morning. The party visited the Legis.
lature, Mr.. O'Brien making few re.
marks in the Assembly chamber. They
left for Montreal this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Frevcinet Quits Trviur.

PARIS, May 26.-It is reported that
De Freycinet finds it impossible to form
a stable Ministry and that he will again
decline to undertake the task.
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He Is KNOWN.

The Indian that killed Ross is known
as Tllamook Tom. His name is Tom
Lalzln, the same one who killed man
named Duncan, on the Clatsop Plains
three years ago.
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DEFENsES AT VICTORIA.
Dominion Govern ment Setting
Uncle Sam an Example.

OTTAWA, May 26.-The Dominion
Government will at once increase the
defenses of British Columbia.
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The Latonia Races.

LAToNIA, May 26.-The day was clear
and cool, and the track fast. The first
race was mile, the winner being Lewis
Clark, second, Labelle N, third, Alamo.
Time, l:45l. There were ten starters,
Lewis Clark being the favorite.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
SECOND RACE,

In the second race of one mile, the
winner was Rio Grande. second, Jennie
Mcfarland, third, Osceola. Time, :451.
In the eleven starters, Rio Grande and
Jennie Mcfarland were the favorites.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-27
Bismark ADVISED 20 rake ia Ea.v.

BERLIN, May 26.-Brince Bismark,
for several days has been suffering fro m
muscular rheumatism. His physicians
have advised him to take complete
rest,
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THE EASTERN TURF.
Brooklyn and EatOnia


BROOKLYN, May 26.-It was cloudy
and cool and the track was fast.
FIRST AND SECOND RACES.
In the race OF seven.eightEs OF mile
the winner was Saxony; in the second
Markland; in the third Editor-time,
l:2S4. There were eleven starters,
Brittanic being the favorite. Iu the
second race of mile the winner was
Tenatrike; the Second Telie Doe; and
the third Stone Buek-time l:424.
With all the fifteen starters Tellie Doe
was the favorite.
THIRD RACE.
In the third race, one and one.six.
teenth of mile, the winner was Glen
mound; second Suitor; third AL Reed
Time, sol There were eleven start.
ers, with Sunbeam as the favorite.
FOURTH RACE.
In the fourth race Brockdale was
handicapped, the distance being one
and one.eighth mile. AS the horses
went off Dry Monopole was in the lead.
Passing the stand Burch took the lead
of Blackstone, second Hanover, third
was strung out, some at the quarter pole.
At the half they stood Blackstone first,
Burch second, Hanover third, and the
rest the same as before. At the three.
quarter and into the stretch, where
Buckstpne leads with Hanover second.
and Monopole third, but Hanover wins
by three lengths, with Dry Monopole
second; and Orifiamme third-time
l:549. In the nine starters, Hanover
was the favorite.
ADDITIONAL RACING.
New YORK, May 26.-The spring
meeting Brooklyn Jockey Club resumed
to-day, and under the new law, there
was free betting. The track was fast
and the weather showery.
Seven furiongs, Saxony won, Mark
land second, Editor third; time, l:2S4.
The handicap dash, three.year. and
upward, Ten Strike won, Tellie Doe
second, Pampero third; time, :424.
In the Falcon stakes, three. yea ar.olds
Glenmound won, Suitor second, Al Reed
third; time, l:504.
Brooklyn handicap, three.year-old
and upwards. Hanover won, Dry Mono
pole second, Orfamme third; time,
:44f. In the five furlongs of two.year-
olds, Tea Gray won, Mercury second,
| Bayridge third; time, :03.
In the three.fourths of mile, Selling
Blue Line won, Lady May second, and
Tambourette dead heat for the second
place; time, l:l5a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-21
Local Pers onAI.
LUUAI FerHonhI.
Bishop Beckworth will visit Savannah
Ann,n In

Bishop BeckWortn VIII visit Savannah
next sunday.
MIR. John i. Chisholm Is agent OF the
Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way at Townsville, a position that no
has held for many years. He is an excel
lent officer, and is as we'll known in
Savannah, his old home, as he Is III the
South Georgia metropolis. Mr.. Arthur
SsHaines, whose appointment by Capt.
Fleming, Superintendent, was mentioned
yesterday, is the passenger and ticket
agent at brownsville, vice blr. j. h. Is.
Love, Resigned.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski
House yesterday were George + Martens,
Miss Bertha Martens, w d Belden, wife
and son, + Lockwood. f Kempton,
New York; = Brewer, Cleveland; A ID
Lamar, Boston; + Hermon aud sister,
Reading, Pa; w Learned, New London
Conn; W Etlinger and wife, Saratoga. n
Y; NJ Calister, Atlanta; f q Arthur.
Joel Baker, Z WitherspOon, Philadelphia.
At the ScreVen House were Mr. aud Mrs
Myler, England; II b Wright and wife,
joseph Hilton, Miss Ruth Hilton, Il Bar
nett, 5 Barnett, 9 ) Travis, William T.
Hoan, New York; Mr. and Mrs j W I'll.
ringer, saratoga Springs; Lewis Ham
merslin and wife, Kansas City; + Y Rush
aud wife. Indianapolis; DR. Frank Is Green
aud wife, Nyack, y Y;C II Nabb and wife,
Louisville; DR. i NJ Gould, Boston; g II
McFadden, Philadelphia; q w Cook,
Liverpool; Charles Newman, Henry New
mnu, Albany.
At the Harnett House were A B Adams,
Grand Rapids. Mich; Il f Aushutz, l. 4
Day, Cincinnati; Samuel J shoemaker.
Miss Anna II Shoemaker, Washington; j
Il McMullen, BirminRham; h 5 Former,
Tallahassee, Fla; Nj Thompson, A
Baker, j K Cbilcutt, IA II Wllioughby,
Mary land; Il Head, England; A NJ YER
derry and son, Augusta; w 5 Morel.
Oliver; NJ n Rosenuee, j ohm + McLemore,
SwalnsbOrO.
Az the Marshall House were w Barnes,
Chipley, Fla; j A Dingus, Mrs A Din
gus, Miss l. ID Dingus, Miss Il j Dingus,
Mira A Hitchcock, Buffalo, n Y; W G
Jefords, Florida; q 5 Travis, A VI
Parker, b q Chofer, j NJ Hale and wife,
J Daniel Davies, w NJ Dorsey. New
York; p ] Latham, Evansville, Ind; ) b
Bowen, Thomas Farrell, 81 Louis.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-21

The reader is probably aware that Prof.
John Darcy, Phi. D., Professor in Williams
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eminent men as DIR. j. Marion Sims. DR..
James f.. BoZeman, Prof. n. 4. Lupton
and many others.
This Fluid, so well known under the
name OF Darby's Prophylactio Fluid, is
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A statement recently made by DR..
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-21
MADE NO RESISTANCE.
CUURr OF ORDINARY.
Wills PrObatcd and Letters of Adj
ministIation Granted.

Wills PrObatcd and Letters of Adj
ministration Granted.
The following business has been trans.
Noted before Judge Hampton FerrIll at
the present term Of the Court Of Ordi-
1ry:
!. a settlement was effected OF the affairs
OF Clayton II. Brigham's estate, Joseph
~. Weed, guardian.
Letters of administration were grant
led nn The estate OF Philetus Havens to j.
i. Brooks, and 10 the same on the estate
of Caroline Noble, letters were also
granted on the Is ate OF Ellen +. Mona
!. han 10 John Il. Monanan; on the estate
Sol William Deariug 10 a. Z. bearing.
The sale was ordered for the payment
OF debts and distribution Of the estates OF
John Bilbo and Charles Clafk. ApDlica-
lions were fled FOR the settlement OF the
cestate Of Margaret Ford, for the SETTLE
ment OF the accounts OF the estate of Ed
ward HOust0un, for the sale Of real estate
belonging 10 the estate Walter Meyler,
tor years support ont Of the estate OF
Michael Brodericks Tor letters dismissOry
On the estate OF John p. Williamson.
Tbs court has sdjudicated three cases
of lunacy during the term and Will
pass upon two this week.
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